Sentence examples for different stances of the from inspiring English sources

It persisted and has grown because of the increasingly different stances of the two major political parties and most of their candidates on women's rights.

The movies have explicit visual overlaps and they use silence to make outer space seem especially haunting, but Hans Zimmer's score is much more urgent than that of "2001" and they take wildly different stances on the value of human relationships.

The SNP also questioned whether Scottish Labour and Labour at Westminster could take different stances on the policy, with the possibility of them abstaining at Thursday's vote.

Business schools take different stances on the issue.

The Association of School and College Leaders (ASCL), however, took a different stance on the release of the tables, saying they should 'come with a health warning' because they may give parents an 'inaccurate and incomplete picture'.

The BC government takes a different stance on the issue of payment.

What becomes evident through the descriptions are the different stances to the task of running, not only in terms of how the students are positioned in the hallway, but also the manner in which they position themselves.

Though Snow is president of the CBA, the organisation has a slightly different stance to the broadcaster.

It adopted a different stance for the public.

You can adjust it to prop up your iPad at an analog range of different stances, with the motion of the stand combined with flipping your gadget altogether.

Mr. Cameron, asked about the different fiscal stances of the two leaders, acknowledges: "There are differences" — but says it is partly because Britain is not a reserve currency.